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Considering whos going to be there, whos hosting it, the upcoming election, and the buzz around it; I would bet its going to keep me smiling for a while.

Caregivers, are you going to go ahead and post on your states current status regarding dispensaries, meetings, compassion centers, etc. ? It would be a nice and quick resource for folks to refer too while conversing.

Sounds like your state excepts my states cards! Nice!

Alaska's Medical Marijuana Laws Measure 8 The voter initiative, approved in 1998 by 58 percent of voters, created Alaska's medical marijuana law, which affords a legal defense to non-registered patients and those who can demonstrate adequate need to possess large quantities of medical...

　 The law says in order for you to have your card you must provide a physician statement page with a signature from a doctor, or a letter explaining that the physician has given you a bona fide exam and agrees that you "may" (another key term to point out "be watching for these") benefit...

I believe I did what most should. Before I challenged a doctor to consider me as a person who would benefit from the use of marijuana (what the law requires), I realized what the doctor was up against. The same Government that I am. With that I came to the conclusion that I was best equipped...

I personally know six people in the state with cards. I am sure they would like their locations kept private as well. I will explain the visit to the doctor.

THE LETTER FROM THE REGISTRY stated: To receive a copy of the Alaska Statutes regarding Medical Use of Marijuana (Title 07, Chapter 37) contact your local library; or look up the statues on the internet through the state legislature's home page: www.legis.state.ak.us.

Oh and there is LOTS more! Hear this, you can legally get a medical card to grow and posses, but not to trade, buy, sell, etc. Sooo You have to magically obtain it from the pot fairy in order to be legal. You cant legally pass a joint between two card holders...

See what I mean? Change is needed buddy!

Yeah and did you note: Alaskan residents are allowed the same dry weight as card holders...WOW

I did have a gal clarify that we are allowed to grow for our self at the same time as we are care giving for another.

This is the way the law reads: A patient, primary cargiver, or alternate caregiver may not possess in the aggregate more than one ounce of marijuana in usable form: and six marijuana plants, with no more than three mature and flowering plants producing usable marijuana at any one time. This does...

The way it stands now: According to the folks at the Alaska Bureau of Vital Statistics, as a MJ card holder you are allowed 6 plants, three mature and flowering, no more than an ounce ready.... This leaves ALOT of gray area as I am sure you can see. You, and your caregivers (primary and...

I am experiencing trouble on ASA's site. If you have troubles, contact the site please. I can pull info thats need too however. Just ask.

STATUTORY CITATIONS FOR MARIJUANA REGISTRY APPLICATION Application for Registry Identification Card for Medical Use of Marijuana AS 17.37.010(c) In order to be placed on the state's confidential registry for the medical use of marijuana, an adult patient or a parent or guardian of a minor...

All the MJ States pages should post a link to this site! Visit here for info on your states laws! http://www.safeaccessnow.org/

PC troubles today, sorry I am a bit slow.

Dear Applicant, Per Alaska Statute 17.37.010 regarding the medical uses of marijuana, the enclosed "Application for Registry Identification Card for Medical Use of Marijuana" and "Physician Statement" must be completed by the applicant. Further, if a primary or primary alternate caregiver is...

I didn't seem to have the same trouble, but I will give you the link directly to the packet.http://www.hss.state.ak.us/dph/bvs/PDFs/MedicalMarijuana.pdf Ill copy and post next.